Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
BUTTE SOCIETY.
~.,.h is Interesting to all farti-
..s IN the Whirl of Fashion
and Social Intercourse

o;ont Reception, Luncheon, Tel
Parties. Fashions, Per-
sonals, Etc.
~. week past was quite a lively one io'
Tns.ty people OF the Silver City. Gay
ths Ave been numerous, end every one
s'snN aotermined that the good times now
sen' hau he continued, as q number oil
begun affairs are announced to take
pssS':: :. the near future. These social
place ore proving even enjoyable
''sD. Of the long dearth preceding them.
bSa". the sudden leap from the quiet
Panaf IN which the devotees OF society
rOa'D ,en. ia due in a measure to the pres
!" :, co many visiting ladies, for whom
se" reosptions. dinners, teas and lunch.
V'' .ssve been given. All these pleasures,
sp have been extended by u hos
h"l ladies'. The young men have not as
Fa'u ss,layed their ~well-known gallantry,
!a umo onportunity is close at hand, az
h'tnos is dra wing e for that promised
is .aT;sbt picnic they are going to give at
r So"h5i Gardens, and the young ladies
o%uanunntipg on a good time.
THE No,Es RECEPTION.
rs elegant and spacious residence OF
and Mrs. John Noyes, corne Of Gran.
nd Wyoming streets, was brightly illu-
't,i on last Friday evening, the occa-
hsina a dancing reception given to
y mest, Miss Nettie Sadler. OF Salt Lake
y" The company began to arrive at .
M ,io,t and were cordially welcomed by
yo,essssisted by Misses Nettie Sadler
ME- rim Meiklejohn. The large parlors
snu .anvassed and were decorated with
were ;rosrsnt flowers. Each lady vas
nosS ,t.d with a corsaee boquet OF natural
prs'en and each gentleman a pretty b"u.
hoSeis The music was furnished by the
tolne' orche,tra, which, as usual, played
or'oh nonnlsr airs. A Japanese room
mos a Of one OF the parlors, and was
opep sbiSet of much admiring comment,
tne oom being literally filled with all kinds
l 11aOsnese lanterns, fans and umbrellas.
U w., ortistically arranged. Al elegant re.
post was served about midnight, after
ppa;"b dancing was resumed and continued
Vii the early morning hours, when the
a um retired, all more than pleased
Gab the evenings enjoyment.
among the many handsome toilets tho
blowing were noticed:
W;ss Sadler was attired in a becoming
n.tume OF black lace.
Mss Frederick Kenyon appeared in q
,.let Of Nile.preen silk draped in tulle Of
"me shade; corsage bouquet Of pink
peas. LII - u.:L
,i.b.noint embroidery and flowers.
Miss Clara Wilcox, light blue null with
mink trimmings.
Mas Nina Daft, black silk and jet. the
hndice cut decolette; no sleeves; she wore
LONE black gloves.
Mas Christie was attired in black lace,
dscolette bodice; no sleeves; black gloves;
corsape bouquet OF pink roses.
Miss Clara Lloyd wore II pretty costume
Of mink broraded and plain satin; corsage
Of natural flowers.
Miss Attic Birdseye, white embroidered
mil. white surah and flowers.
Miss Susie Birdseye, white null and lace;
lavender trimmings.
Miss Laura Hort, white corduroy velvet
and slbatross: bodice cut decolette with
out sleeves; natural flowers.
Miss frankie Horst, white corduroy vel
vet corsage cut low; no sleeves; white
leather g%arnlture.
Miss Emma Irvine wore yellow surah,
with crystal trimmings and natural How
ey.
Miss Allie Warfeld, white silk en- train,
drapedi in white embroidered gauze; cor
sage square with pink ostrich tips.
\ Miss Mau wore white albatross trimmed
10 lace.
Miss Rose Reed wore green silk, plain and
brocsded.
Miss Esther Pittibone wat attired in
lavender sateen, with lace trimmings; cor
cage bouquet OF white pinks.
Mice laura King was dressed in plain
and brocaded yellow silk, en- tr~ain-shoulder
nrntude of red roses.
Miss Frances Kenyon wore white silk,
en- train square corsage, entire costume
outlined with pearls.
Miss Hattie Evans wore heliotrcpe satin,
torsage sleeveless, and cut square; necklace
dgold beads. go
Miss Cora Young, white nuns yelling and
oriental. lace.
Miss May Casey was dressedi in heliotrope
cashmere ard satin; pearl orna ments.
Miss Annie Schonarth wore a black velvet
skirt. ~polonaise of lavender cashmere;
natural flowers and diamOuds.s
Miss Mary Layton, white embroidered
muslin with pink trimmings.
Misp Ri1 Tautnn n0ro wh1fa
and cashmere; red flowers.
Miss Lulu De Berry WAS attired in black
lace; handsome corsage bouquet OF natural
Towers.
Mrs. J. X. Clark, light brown satin de
Lyon en- train, entire front and trimmings
dirridescent beads; diamonds.
Mrs. W. VI. Jack wore q brown satin
nerveileux, irridescent passamcnterle
With diamond ornaments. II.
Mrs. Lee Foster wore q rich costume OF
black ~velvets, V shaped corsage hlied IN
with valencinnes lace, diamonds.
Mrs. G. F. Lloyd, stylish costume ofcream
~Albatro.s and red velvet, square corsage
and red flowers =,
Mrs. Dr. Bishop, black lace with gold
0rnameuts.
Mrs. John Noyes wore a black lace and
diamonds. ..'
Miss Ellen Meikleiohn. light blue silk with
White lace founces. square corsage, QUIZ
lined in pink crushed roses.
Miss Allie Noyes. white embroidered lawn
With blue trimmings. :,
Miss Ruth Noyes wore white oriental
lace.
Miss Clara Roberts was attired in black
lace over yellow satin. trimmed in yellow
narguertes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. D.. \;
Clark, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Jack. Mr.; ano
Mrs. Lee Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. L1"yo'
Miss CriStie, Miss Nina Daft. Miss cara
Lloyd, Misses Attic and Susa biroseye'
Mrs. DR.. Bishop, Miss Mau, MISS hoss
Reed, Miss Esther Pettibone, Miss LauIs
King. Miss Emma Irwin. Miss Allie war
field, Miss n title Sadler. Misses Laura shs
frankie Horst, Misses Frances and FREQ
erica Kenyon, Miss Hattie MIS- ME"
Cora Young, Miss Clara Wilcox, MISS MA.
Casey, Miss Marie Renouard. Miss AnnN
Schonarth, Misses Mary and Rilla Layton
Miss Lulu De Berry Mise Clara Kooerts
Mr.. F. E. Sar,eaut. Mr.. John O'Farrel'
Mr.. C.. E. Kester, Mr.. C. P. Drennen. MI
Wm. Lewis. Mr.. Walter Mckay, Mr.. rear
son, Mr.. VIM. Wharton, Mr.. John Forbis
Mr.. O. X. Lewis, Mr.. Annett, MI. b; M =
Thyer, Mr.. j. Eveleth, Mr.. Wiison; NJ,
Geo. c.. Tucker, Mr.. w. H. Baldwin, MT y ~ !
Wong, Mr.. Geo. H. Casey, Mr.: ". !"
Goodale, Mr.. ]. F. Lansing. DIR. Wlns'U
Mr.. McCraig, Mr.. W. s. Kelley, froI ~ Z
!. Newill, Mr.. H. Babcock. Mr. IL. ~;
ton, DR.. T. j. Murray, Mr.. Perrin In NJ
Mr.. j. Fairfield, Mr.. W. E. Owen ano NJ
]. Leyson. 3D.